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Machynlleth railway station is a railway station on the Cambrian Line in mid-Wales, serving the historic town of Machynlleth. It was built by the Newtown and Machynlleth Railway, and subsequently passed into the ownership of the Cambrian Railways, the Great Western Railway, British Railways and British Railways
Map showing the train network for Wales
A town bus service operates around Welshpool roughly once an hour.
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Trawscymru offer free weekend transport on Saturdays and Sundays for all journeys starting in Wales on the above routes
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Welshpool Airport is situated just outside of town and close by to Powis Castle. It is home to the Wales Air Ambulance and has its own Fixed-wing & Helicopter flying school. There is also an on-site Cafe for pilots and general visitors.
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There are many campsites available in the area.
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If Aviation is your thing, then Wales is the place to be.
Wales only has one International Airport which is in Swansea, but there are many smaller airports and airfields that provide a range of pleasure flights and flight training both for Aeroplanes and Helicopters.
Welshpool (Mid-Wales) airport is the base of the Air Ambulances, it also has a great cafe at the side of the runway which is open to visitors.
The military has a big presence in Wales, from Fast Jet Training flights from the Valley in Anglesey and through the 'Mach Loop', to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Drones) at Aberporth. We might even be getting a Space Port!
The 'Mach Loop'
Grab your camera's, binnoculars, sunglasses and ear-plugs.
You can't get much closer than this !
The 'Mach Loop' enables you to get up close and personal to view or photograph Military Fast Jets, Transport Planes and Helicopters as they fly through just feet away.
Come and wave to the Pilots !
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Watch Gary Gough's guide video for visiting the Mach Loop.
Visitors staying in the area might be a little disappointed when they turn on their televisions, where most areas of the UK have up to 99 television channels, we have only a few. We have the old basics BBC 1, 2, 4, / ITV 1,2, 3, / Ch4, Ch5, More 4, Film 4 plus a few 'Plus 1' channels, but don't expect to be able to watch Top Gear or Dave.
Radio too can be intermittent due to the hills, Digital radio is very rare.
But if you have an internet connection, you can view most TV channels and listen to your favourite radio using WOO-TV
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More and more Authors are now producing their work as ebooks or audiobooks.
Electronic Book Readers are now cheap, easy to use and growing in popularity, they come in a range of sizes and can be read in sunlight, ebooks are ideal for those lazy holiday days on the beach or those long haul flights or train journeys.
There are now hundreds of thousands of books available, many are also available in audiobook format so you can listen to them rather than read.
If you do not have a ebook reader, you can read them on a computer, tablet or mobile phone.
A local author who writes various genre's
Non-fiction Biographical.
The memoirs of an Ambulance man.
Why he joined, the training he undertook, the work he was involved in, the laughter, the sadness and tears, and the lasting stress that lingered a lifetime.
Non-fiction.
A manual highlighting the many unseen dangers in the home. Checklists and many safety ideas to protect your family.
A local author who writes various genre's
Non-fiction Biographical.
The memoirs of an Ambulance man.
Why he joined, the training he undertook, the work he was involved in, the laughter, the sadness and tears, and the lasting stress that lingered a lifetime.
Non-fiction.
A manual highlighting the many unseen dangers in the home. Checklists and many safety ideas to protect your family.
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